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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1939,
HEREFORD SALE
M0NDAY1:30P.NL
AT
Third Annual Auction Will
Feature Fine Stock
Noted Auctioneer to Assist
Third annual registered Here
ford sale will be held by the
Caloregon Hereford Breeders'
association at the old fnirfirounds
south of Meclford at 1:30 p. m.
Monday.
The association 1 composed
of Hereford breeders and com
mercial cattlemen of southern
Oregon and northern California.
More than 50 registered Here
ford bulls and heifers will be
featured at the sale, including
the Prince Domino, Anxiety,
Nenu Donald, Bright Stanway
and Beau Blanchard strains. Col
Fred Reppcrt of Decatur, Ind.,
nationally known auctioneer,
will conduct the sale. Col. A. H
Dudley, Medford auctioneer, will
assist.
National Attention
Consignors will include the
Mount Crest ranch of Hilt, Cal.,
Charley Brothers ranch of
Brownsboro, Bert Hoy of Weed,
Cal.. Henry Conger of Medford,
C. A. Huffard of Millvillc, Cal.
Lawrence Horton of Olcan and
the Flounce Rock ranch of Pros
pect.
Each year the Caloregon auc
tion sales increase in scope and
the number of consignors and
this year the sale Is attracting
national attention. Nelson R.
Crow of the Western Livestock
Journal and Forrest Bassford of
the American Hereford Journal
will be field representatives at
the sale Monday.
The consignments Includes 30
fat steers.
The Caloregon association Is
composed of cattlemen who are
striving to improve the quality
of cattle by working together in
close . cooperation toward this
goal.
Cooperative Effort
"The Caloregon group Is work
ing toward one end: Production
of the most acceptable type of
beef cattle," said the October
SI st issue of the Western Live
stock Journal.. "Thus the Med
ford sale is more than a consign
ment sale of registered Hcre
fords; it is a cooperative effort
to encourage the breeding of
registered beef cattle on the one
hand and an effort by the breed
ers to place'ln a home sale the
sort of registered stock that has
been bred and developed to pro
duce better range cattle. Be
sides, the commercial cattle
feeders are topping out the very j
best of their feedlot cattle to !
show the high quality type and
finish of commercial steers in
that section."
Referring to Caloregon mem
bers, the Journal said :"Thcse
men are doing what cattlemen
the country over should do;
breeders of registered beef bulls
and growers of high quality com
mercial cattle are working to
gether in an effort to be mu
tually helpful."
The Caloregon association of
ficers are: Fred Bayliss, presi
dent, Henry Conger, vice-president,
and Alex Lavln, secretary.
Sale committee is composed of
Bayliss, Bert Hoy, Lcland Char
ley and Conger.
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IN FLAT DENIAL
DF RED CONTROL
(continued irvm p> one)
Big Applegate
AY'S
MARKET
LEG OF PORK
ROASTS
Lb. 1 9c
SWISS STEAK
Tender, Juicy
Lb.
State Inspected
PORK STEAK
Cut From Lean Young Pork
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State Inspected
CALUMET
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"IV
Big Applegate, Nov. 3. (Spl)
Fred Offenbacher. is recover
ing from an operation per
formed at Sacred Heart hospital
Wednesday.
At a meeting of the board of
directors of the Beaver Creek school
Monday Albert Younf was elected a
director to succeed Edward nnley,
who haa resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose of
northern California called on friends
hero this week while en route to
Williams Creek to visit Mrs. Rose's
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Cowle, who Is 111.
Jack Cnimp, John Byrne, and Li
bert Young are employed on forest
service trail work on Middle rork
this week. They also spent a short
time burning slashings from the
Davis logging operations near Steam
boat. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Johnston and
daughter Marjory and Ardcn Oarllch
of Long Beach, Cal., have spent a
10-day period here as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. p. Clark of the Copper
district. While In Oregon they mo
tored to Weatflr near Eupene, where
they visited L. A. Clark.
Monday evening, November 13, haa
been selected as dat on which Mra.
Ethel Lathrop of Central Point. Lon
don conference elegatc, will give her
lecture at the Community hall, It
waa announced by the Applegate
extension unit. Everyone Is urged
to attend this meeting, which in.
eludes presentation of motion Pic
tures of English scenes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Daley of Eagle
Point were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. cnas. Hamilton.
W. B. Dcrr of Copper district left
recently for Avlnale, Cal., where he
has employment In oil fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wall were hosts
to a group of friends at a dancing
party at their Little Applegate home
Saturday evening.
Betty Glcason and Chester Llnd
are among high school students at
tending at Jacksonville who were 11)
with colds this week. A number of
local grntle school children also arc
absent on account" of severe colds.
At a recent board meeting In the
Watklns school district Mra. Melvln
Arnold was elected a director to
succeed Mrs. Bon Dawson, who haa
moved to Valley View.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helma have
returned to their home on upper
Applegate following summer employ
ment with the Eagle Point Irrigation
company at Butte mn.
Miss DeVolle Krusel -nd Carl Bell
both of Little Applegate, wero united
In man-Inge at Reno, Nev.. last month. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Bell will continue to
reside on Little Applegate. !
Mrs. Ed Jones of Little Applegate i
Is spending a short time with rein-
tlvos In Portland. j
Mrs. Fred Straube was hostess to -members
of the Little Applegate sew
ing club at their monthly meeting
Wednesday. Mrs. Oay Dutton at- ;
tended as a guest. Members partlcl- I
pated In tlte annual name drawing
for gift exchange at Christmas.
A larne crowd attended the Hal
lowe'en program and aoclal at Ruch I
school rrway evening. An excellent
program by the pupils waa supple
mentcd with several win of colored
motion pictures of the Ban Francisco
exposition and other subjects of In-
"rrsi mown ny Stewart Short. Ash.
land druggist. Pics were sold fol
lowing the program. The Watklns
school presented a short program
Friday afternoon, followed by a
welner roast. Beaver Creek. Apple
gate and Unlnmnwn schools observed
Hallowe en with afternoon parties for
pupils and parents Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. France
recently of Jacksonville, have moved
to Little Applegate. and are residing
at the Fred West ranch.
Mrs. Clracc Hal! is -.pending some
time at Dunsmulr. where she Is visit
ing her sister.
Kcv. and Mrs. Joe Brown. Medford.
missionaries, who have conducted
nightly sen-Ices at the Community
hall her.- for three weeks. Hre holding
services at Thompson Creek at the
preeent,
Marvin Crenshaw has returned here
after spending six weeks In the apple
harvest at Onlnk. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Krause have
returned fiom a hunting expedition
to Lakcvlcw. both killing a muletall
deer. Mrs. Krause killed a three
point. The original United States, as
constituted after the Revolution
ary war. took in all present ter
ritory from the Atlantic to the
Mississippi, except Florida.
Stoudt, whom he Identified as
a communist, was an organizer
for the CIO union in the canal
zone.
Phillips said Stoudt was ap
pointed to his lob through the
influence of John L. Lewis, CIO
president, on the recommendn
tion of Joseph Curran, head of
the maritime union.
Hold Key Positions
Phillips told the committee
that although only about seven
to 10 percent of the organiza
tion's membership was commu
nist, this minority held so many
strategic positions it was able
to maintain control.
The witness, who said he was
"illegally", expelled from the
union for opposing communism
said "American seamen do not
like communism," but most of
them were "intimidated."
Those who openly opposed
the communist faction, Phillips
said, often lost their jobs by be
ing "framed" or were beaten up
by "the beef squad."
Communist agents "seem
mostly to have a lot of money
enough to buy drinks for peo
ple. Phillips said.
Meanwhile, in a police court,
William C. McCulstion, who pre
ceded Phillips as a Dies com
mittee witness in its investiga
tion of un-American activities,
refused to waive extradition to
Louisiana on a murder charge.
McCuistion, who has said the
charge was a frame-up, was ar
raigned on a warrant charging
that he .killed Phillip Carey in
New Orleans September 17.
Granted a 30 days' continuance,
McCuistion was returned to jail
to await a hearing on Decem
ber 5.
Declaring communism has
crept into "practically every un
iversity In the United States,''
Dies announced "eminent edu
cators" would be called soon to
testify before the committee.
Dies said the committee would
conclude Its study of maritime
labor today and then recess for
two or three weeks before start
ing hearings on educational Institutions.
Demonstration
Echo, Ore., Nov. 3. P) The
shotgun wasn't loaded but
there wasn't anyone in front of
it either. However, when Claude
Stamper again demonstrates
how to hold a gun when shoot
ing he won't pull the trigger.
He did when he demonstrated
In his home here. The blast
went through a wall of the
house and shattered the window
of a house next door.
Closing ttme for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p m.
PATH PAVED FOR
FINAL ACTION ON
NEUTRALITY BILL
(Continued rroin Page One.)
The Yugoslav press said repeal
of the embargo would be wel
comed by "small nations which
have been living in fear and anx
iety for a year."
Humanism Praise Action
The Rumanian press congratu-
would buy machine tools, raw
materials, gun steel, "and ulti
mately ammunition."
Profpective repeal of the
United States arms embargo was
hailed generally throughout
southeastern Europe as strong
moral support for harassed small
nations as Slovak - Hungarian
friction brought, new tension to
the Balkans.
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people and said passage of the
new legislation would be a
"deathblow for Germany."
Embargo repeal, in the view
of the Hungarian press, would
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active participation In the war
and constitutes an outright al
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and Turkey.
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